From Historical and Biographical Annals of Berks County, Pennsylvania, Morton L. Montgomery, 1909
Adam Loy, grandfather of Phaon, lived in Albany township and there owned the farm that is now the property of Levi Sechler, near the New Bethel Corner Church. He was an officer in the church, overseer of the poor for Albany township in 1817, and was a prominent and highly esteemed man. He died in Albany township in 1844, and his will was probated April 22, 1844, its witnesses being Benjamin Lenhart and Heinrich Schmit. He married Susanna Focht, and their children were: Jeremias, Joseph, Michael, Adam, William, Samuel, Jacob, Elizabeth married Michael Hendricks, Polly married Samuel Unger and Susanna.
Adam Loy, grandfather of Phaon, lived in Albany township and there owned the farm that is now the property of Levi Sechler, near the New Bethel Corner Church. He was an officer in the church, overseer of the poor for Albany township in 1817, and was a prominent and highly esteemed man. He died in Albany township in 1844, and his will was probated April 22, 1844, its witnesses being Benjamin Lenhart and Heinrich Schmit. He married Susanna Focht, and their children were: Jeremias, Joseph, Michael, Adam, William, Samuel, Jacob, Elizabeth married Michael Hendricks, Polly married Samuel Unger and Susanna.
From Historical and Biographical Annals of Berks County, Pennsylvania, Morton L. Montgomery, 1909
Adam Loy, grandfather of Phaon, lived in Albany township and there owned the farm that is now the property of Levi Sechler, near the New Bethel Corner Church. He was an officer in the church, overseer of the poor for Albany township in 1817, and was a prominent and highly esteemed man. He died in Albany township in 1844, and his will was probated April 22, 1844, its witnesses being Benjamin Lenhart and Heinrich Schmit. He married Susanna Focht, and their children were: Jeremias, Joseph, Michael, Adam, William, Samuel, Jacob, Elizabeth married Michael Hendricks, Polly married Samuel Unger and Susanna.
Adam Loy, grandfather of Phaon, lived in Albany township and there owned the farm that is now the property of Levi Sechler, near the New Bethel Corner Church. He was an officer in the church, overseer of the poor for Albany township in 1817, and was a prominent and highly esteemed man. He died in Albany township in 1844, and his will was probated April 22, 1844, its witnesses being Benjamin Lenhart and Heinrich Schmit. He married Susanna Focht, and their children were: Jeremias, Joseph, Michael, Adam, William, Samuel, Jacob, Elizabeth married Michael Hendricks, Polly married Samuel Unger and Susanna.
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